In the FOCUS ON HEALTH & MEDICINE:  Problem Solving Using Cl…

In the FOCUS ON HEALTH & MEDICINE:  Problem Solving Using Clinical Conversion Factors: A dose of 240 mg of acetaminophen is prescribed for a 20-kg child.  How many milliliters 9mL) of Children’s Tylenol (80. mg of acetaminophen per 2.5 mL) are needed? In order to earn the full 5 points, you must CLEARLY show how you solved the problem using Dimensional Analysis and report answer to correct number of significant figures. Utilizing a table is an easy way to set up Dimensional Analysis.  

EXTRA CREDIT: The following questions are Extra Credit Quest…

EXTRA CREDIT: The following questions are Extra Credit Questions.  These questions come from the Smith Textbook Focus on Health & Medicine Topics and other opportunities provided. You can earn up to 5 points of extra credit by answering these questions.  I suggest you give them a try because you may know the answers even if you have not reviewed the textbook or watched the video. The questions are graded holistically.

Describe at least three differences between a sealed bottle…

Describe at least three differences between a sealed bottle of water (H2O) and another sealed bottle containing hydrogen and oxygen (H2 and O2). Both bottles are at room temperature. (HINT: Think through your classification of matter chart and your states of matter chart).  Format your answer by creating a chart similar to the one below.   You do not need to write in complete sentences. Difference Bottle of Water           (H2O)                   Bottle of Hydrogen & Oxygen             (H2 and O2)                    (1) (1) (2) (2) (3) (3)